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Add target property in UI
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So - the target property doc will always exist in the target panel and operate pretty much the way the existing property doc does, correct?
Ah OK, it still needs a place to persist property apart from mapping. Then I would add an attribute on
Propertyto specify an enum value from SOURCE and TARGET, just likeio.atlasmap.v2.DataSourceTypeis used for DataSource. Is there a better common name for this SOURCE/TARGET enum to share it with DataSource?